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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1906
Page
2
Announces Ru fus Hardy of Corsicana as a candidate for Congress in the Sixth District subject to Democratic primaries on Saturday July 2 1906. Also announces T Henderson as a candidate for Congress in the Sixth District subject to Democratic primaries on Saturday July 28 1906.
We are authorized to announce Eri A Camp as a candidate for Representative Milam county subject to the democratic primary on Saturday July 28. We are authorized to announce Ike Looney as a candidate for Representative Milam county subject to the democratic primaries on Saturday July 24 1906.
The district attorney J M Ralston announces his candidacy for re election to the office for the 20th Judicial District which includes Milam Brazos and Robertson counties subject to Democratic party action at the July 4 1906 oral primary.
District Clerk C Stafford seeks election to the office in Milan County subject to Democratic party action at the general primary on the fourth Saturday in July 2006.
Authorized to announce Jno Watson and QO Kidd as candidates for County Judge Milam County in the Democratic general primary on the fourth Saturday in July 1906. Each candidacy rests on party action and primary results.
The county announces Sam Little is a candidate for reelection to the Milam County Attorney office. The election is set for the eleventh in July, with local party guidance issued for the July election.
The Democratic party submits A. W. Tabes for re election as Milam County Tax Collector subject to the July fourth Saturday 1906 party action.
The Tax Assessor Milam announces Jim Pate as a candidate for re election to the office of Tax Assessor in Milam in July 1906.
Authorized notice announces W. A. Nabours seeking reelection as Milam County treasurer and Jnc. Hi. Kirk as a candidate for the same office in Milam County. The contest is subject to the Democratic party general primary on the fourth Saturday in July 2006.
We announce Jeff Kemp as a candidate for re election to the office of County Clerk subject to the action of the democratic primary in July 1908.
Announcement lists several candidates for Milam County sheriff including K Holtzclaw and Robt Todi with terms subject to Democratic party action. N B McKinney is also designated as a candidate for sheriff, pending the Democratic nominating process.
A notice from Justice of the Peace Precinct No 1 announces Ed Bogheh as a candidate for Justice of the Peace Precinct No 1 pending primary rules. A second notice proclaims D C White as a candidate for Justice of the Peace Precinct No 2 under Democratic primary process.
County Superintendent candidate G Gillis runs for re election to Milam County Public Instruction under Democratic primaries set for Saturday July 28 1906.
The notice lists candidates for county commissioner positions in multiple precincts. C Ross seeks re election in Precinct 1 subject to democratic primaries. C Wiese and David H Smith are named for Precinct 2 with primaries set for the fourth Saturday in July 1906. A B Ainsworth is listed for Precinct 3 with sub primaries.
Authorized notices announce Joe Luce C V Huffman and John Gambell as constable candidates for Precinct 1, T MacSengale also listed for Precinct 1, L F Wingo for Precinct 2 and M D Luce for Precinct 7, all subject to the Democratic party general primary on the fourth Saturday in July 1906.
Travel notices list multiple events with reduced Santa Fe fares. Spring Carnival in San Antonio April 15–21 return by 22. Knights of Pythias Grand Domain Texas Galveston April 22–24 return by 27. Mexico City excursion April 25–May 5 return in 60 days. Scottish Rite Dal las April 15–17 return by 22. Shrine Convention Los Angeles April 25– May 8 final return by July 8. Southwest Commercial Clubs St. Louis April 14–15 return by 19. State Sunday School San Antonio June 18–22. Knights Templar Waco April 23–28. UT Austin inauguration travel April 17–18 return by 22. Fares range from 2.15 to 50.00 dollars.
The article urges maintaining harmony across the body's systems to ward off disease and death. It emphasizes strengthening weak or neglected parts, protecting vital organs such as the heart lungs and kidneys, and pursuing careful, disciplined development of vital structures over mere muscle training.
A Bulletin de la Societe Astronomique de France note reports C PD R Andrews observed Jupiter and its satellites via ordinary glass on a clear November night. The reflected image showed two stars beside Jupiter matching satellite positions, Saturn and others briefly seen as one due to brightness masking.
A letter to Cameron Herald editor from A. E. Williams addresses temperance work and recalls service in the army and travels abroad. The item includes a Western Publisher anecdote about a saloon customer who shifts from cheap socks to buying alcohol, illustrating liquor’s lure and the speaker’s commentary on the saloon trade.
The London Standard explains that very small rain droplets with strong sun produce a white rainbow by interference. When colors stack atop each other, the bow appears white, especially in fine drizzle or fog near the horizon where sun glare is low.
Lady Wallace donated her husband’s vast art collection to England in 1897. It includes over 600 pictures from every school, thirteen by Sir Joshua Reynolds, furniture and china, valued at 15 to 20 million dollars. The entire gift must remain separate from other national holdings.
A secret is a thing shared through trusted people who pass it along. Each link in the chain believes the next keeper is trustworthy, yet the information remains a secret as it circulates among many.
The London Truth asserts social standing and connections shape advantage in England, claiming influence rests on who you know rather than what you know or do. The piece emphasizes network over merit in opportunities and status.
Dialogue fragment shows a street scene with characters Mr. Borem-Conuld Miss Pibbs and Mata noting she is not at home. Philadelphia voice mentions recognizing no higher logic than that of the ee.
A 19th century wooden watch built by Victor Doriot of Bristol Tennessee amazed East Tennessee watchmakers. The brick root case held metal gears from an old rule, a cow shoulder blade face, glass crystal, and an ornate, over sized design praised as elegant workmanship.
Advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a powerful tonic restoring health and strength to women and the nervous system. It targets weak, worn out women including clerks and mothers, claiming cures for nervous disorders, painful periods, and pelvic issues using herbal roots and safe remedies.
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